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1st 5er wrote:

Karl Grau wrote:

I'd sleep with that.

So unusual...

Was behind this coal-roller for a while this morning. Cool car, and you never see them in the NE, but what a smelly little beast.



No damn wonder the US was turned off to diesel for so long. VW ruined diesel's reputation - TWICE.

I saw this on the way back from Fiverwest on the 205 in Portland. Not sure what it is; hopefully someone will know from a distance.

I see 60's Ferrari. But I could be off by a mile. Noteworthy car whatever it is, I love seeing stuff like that on the road.

It is a British Car called a TVR. It looks like a 2500. Made in Blackpool England. I owned a 71 Vixen.

No pics, I saw it from the overpass as it was about to pass under. But it looked like a run, first I saw one, ok, unusual, but then I noticed the trail of cars behind it. Might have been all Healeys, I think there was a Midget or two in there, or it might have been a British car run, I think there may have been a Mini in there. A real Mini, not the big ones that are currently for sale. I was hoping they were getting on the freeway, I thought I saw one turn but I slowed for a crawl for a while and nothing. Oh well, still good to see unusual stuff.

Little Red Mack Truck.

Was sitting behind this yesterday and was staring at it before I realized what it was:
+/-2014 MB E63 AMG S Wagon


One of my clients has the first version of this that they imported into the US.
It's a hot little grocery-getter.

I saw this move into my back yard yesterday:

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Saw these today at a vineyard where my restaurant was doing an oyster roast. Just a beautiful day and a beautiful contrast between the XKE and the MG. Made me wish I was in the e28, but I was working in the Toyota Sequoia.

russellrh72 wrote:

Saw these today at a vineyard where my restaurant was doing an oyster roast. Just a beautiful day and a beautiful contrast between the XKE and the MG. Made me wish I was in the e28, but I was working in the Toyota Sequoia.

MGs were cool, but E types were just so gorgeous in their day. On the highway they look really old now, wheels too far inset, vertical windshield, but still a head turner. Crazy high top speed from a 6 cylinder engine just didn't compute at the time.

Somewhat OT, I remember when a friend went off to work in Saudi Arabia for a year or two and came back to find his held water far better than it kept it out, 4 inches in the footwells. The red leather was green with mold. But that one in your pic is a beauty!

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Had to drive by twice to figure out what it was, I saw British, probably early 60s, but couldn't place it beyond that. Second run I saw Hillman on the hood and Minx somewhere else. Baby blue convertible like the one in the pic. Dunno if it was RHD or LHD, I was too focused on trying to figure out what it was. I don't think I've ever even seen one before!

My friend Lauren had a Hillman wagon. He loved it

A 918 with a crazy paintjob.

At the shop today.

At the shop today.

Joe R. wrote:At the shop today.

Nice!

Thanks for uploading the image Karl, it was my first attempt and a fail. What made me want to get involved, was the post on the lack of traffic to the site. I have been enjoying this site quietly in the back ground for several years and would be bummed if it were gone. FYI, I do own a 1986 BMW e28 that I have owner since late 1987. I get a ton more attention driving it around these days then the day I acquired him, I get thumbs up everywhere I go. Thanks again!

We have a Veyron in the shop this week. Somewhat out of the ordinary given there are only two in the country and neither are legally driven on public roads.

Joe R is that red coupe with Abarth goodies some sort of Alfa Romeo or Lancia? Its sher fine lookin'. Its something else.

No, it is a late 60's Fiat 124 Sports Coupe. The owner of the shop specializes in Fiat's. I thought someone here could appreciate it!

I thought this was an interesting header and side pipe configuration for a mid 60's vet?

I seen this e28 owner driving around several times, but we never seem to be in our e28 at the same time. This one day I seen him parked in front of OSH, so I sat around for almost a half hour waiting for him. Oh well, maybe next time! Good photo opportunity

Another classic driving around town.

On the way home from work today there was a late model M6 in the next lane. We exchanged the usual waves and went our separate ways. His car was a dark metallic grey, very close to the diamondschwarz of my my car, I thought it was a pretty handsome car. It is kind of weird to see an M6 with four doors, though.

stuartinmn wrote:On the way home from work today there was a late model M6 in the next lane. We exchanged the usual waves and went our separate ways. His car was a dark metallic grey, very close to the diamondschwarz of my my car, I thought it was a pretty handsome car. It is kind of weird to see an M6 with four doors, though.

Weird, or DUMB??

In the lot at the office I've seen this GTR a lot lately. It seems to be a very adjustable suspension. This is not the leauxest it has been. There have been days where the rockers are basically on the ground.

Fedaykin528e wrote:

stuartinmn wrote:It is kind of weird to see an M6 with four doors, though.

Weird, or DUMB??

Confusing, since BMW has tried to convince us odd numbers = sedans & even numbers = coupes.
BMW sells more 4-door GC 6s than 2-door 6s.

The 6-series Gran Coupe is actually a nice-looking car as far as new BMWs go. The coupe, not so much. It's odd that the 4 door version of the 2 door version of the 4 door is that much more attractive.